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    Comment #14430600

    Ahh I see, thanks!

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    Comment #14430385

    Could anyone explain what a "chroot zap" is (from the 'effective caching' feature)? Googling it just brings me to the same page.

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    Comment #14274906

    I believe you can't ever get cleared. The only way to confirm mad cow is to dissect the brain, so obviously it can't be tested for in a living person. As a result, anyone with over…

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    Comment #13647199

    I think the implication is that you age slower if you consume fewer calories. So if you adopt CR then you might feel at age 50 how someone on a normal diet feels at age 40, and at …

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    Comment #13525383

    That might be modafinil, but again it comes with side effects and probably doesn't address the core issue

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    Comment #13506835

    MRIs don't cause radiation damage, unlike something like a CT scan or xray.

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    Comment #13386622

    I took a course that was all about the historical progression of science as a discipline since the early 1800's, and it really opened my mind to how much I didn't know about scienc…

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    Comment #13347812

    Or the email server that couldn't send emails more than 500 miles: https://www.ibiblio.org/harris/500milemail.html

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    Comment #12974160

    Any toothpaste with menthol (pretty much all of them) contain a local sedative, it's just not addictive

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    Comment #12238419

    Isn't it illegal to remove the VIN?

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    Comment #11951673

    Cows produce a huge amount of methane, from their digestive system. That alone is enough to cause significant environmental impact, and if we stopped eating beef we would see a dec…

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    Comment #11802476

    Both of these articles are fascinating - underdogs with clearly superior strategies dominate, and rather than learning from that, the powers that be just change the rules to prove …

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    Comment #11629739

    True, but I bet that the NSA could force WhatsApp to issue certificates for fake keys. Obviously can't do that without being noticed, but they could still use it to spy on specific…

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    Comment #11625812

    WhatsApp wouldn't keep the private keys. That being said, this system could still be hacked - when the clients exchange public keys, you insert yourself in the middle, provide your…

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    Comment #11625791

    The thing is, WhatsApp is not just refusing to comply - they can't comply, since they don't retain message data. In addition, now that all messages are encrypted end to end, it wil…